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Jiang argues that the United States looks secular from the outside but, in its soul and history, is a Christian nation dedicated to achieving the kingdom of God on earth through the Bible.
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Jiang argues that the United States looks secular from the outside but, in its soul and history, is a Christian nation dedicated to achieving the kingdom of God on earth through the Bible.
He argues that America was founded as a Christian nation, its soul remains Christian, and descendants of its early Christian leaders now control the military and foreign-policy apparatus.
"...United States was founded in America. It was founded as a Christian nation, which put the Bible as the supreme authority. Okay? Does that..."
"...first thing. Second thing is that America was founded as a Christian nation. Therefore, its soul is Christian. Its first leaders were Christians who..."
"...fancies itself as a Christian Orthodox nation. In fact, the true Christian nation, but it's also very Pagan. Remember, there's this massive eastward expansion..."
"...so even though we're in China and we are not a Christian nation and we've never went through this history the middle class in..."
"...who came to America to build a kingdom of God, a Christian nation that follows the laws of God, okay? These are the pilgrims..."
"...also very strong, is to believe in America as a white, Christian nation dedicated to the rule of God. Okay? And so, I think..."
"...I mean, what the Russians will say is that they're a Christian nation, that they come from a Christian tradition. And the Christian tradition..."
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